Hi
I have an Acer, Aspire 3050 laptop with vista. The trouble that I am having, is that when I power down by either pressing the power button, or by using the start, shutdown method, the system act's as if it went into hibernate mode. I have set the power mode option in the control panel to shut down when power button is pressed. I have also changed the option to do nothing when the power button is pressed, and it still shuts down as if it is going into hibernation when you press the power button.
Now when I try to reboot by pressing the power button, nothing happens. I have to make sure that the power adapter cable is unplugged, remove the battery for a few seconds, then reinstall the battery, plug the power cable in, and then press the power button and the system will start.
ANY TAKERS.
And a big thanks too all
I have an Acer, Aspire 3050 laptop with vista. The trouble that I am having, is that when I power down by either pressing the power button, or by using the start, shutdown method, the system act's as if it went into hibernate mode. I have set the power mode option in the control panel to shut down when power button is pressed. I have also changed the option to do nothing when the power button is pressed, and it still shuts down as if it is going into hibernation when you press the power button.
Now when I try to reboot by pressing the power button, nothing happens. I have to make sure that the power adapter cable is unplugged, remove the battery for a few seconds, then reinstall the battery, plug the power cable in, and then press the power button and the system will start.
ANY TAKERS.
And a big thanks too all

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